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summer | main event
running from the 1st to the 30th of july 2023
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b12 summer main event
— // —location: eden***** studios
Ami Shulman
Guest artist
Reclaiming the self
this workshop will reveal the habitual ways that form the foundations of our unconscious movement patterns, our unconscious thought patterns and the ways in which we relate to the world around us. Through the lens of the Feldenkrais Method, we will use guided gentle movement explorations and games of observation to reveal our intricate tendencies and understand new possibilities, through which we can reclaim freedom of choice, in both our thinking and our actions.
please be aware of our early bird special offer for this workshop! you can apply for this offer up until the 24th of march 2023. after the 24th the regular workshop fee applies. applications are accepted up until one day before the workshops starts.
biography
Ami Shulman likes to straddle the worlds between art and science. She has choreographed for the National Theatre of London, UK, the Shakespeare Theatre Company, and has co-created works with the Cirque Du Soleil, assisting creations with the National Ballet of Canada and Ballet BC. Ami has been an associate choreographer to Maxine Doyle, has staged works for Johannes Wieland, and has been a rehearsal director for several companies including the GöteborgsOperans Danskompani. Ami has taught throughout Europe, Canada, and the USA, including for Nederlands Dans Theater, the Venice Biennale, Staatstheater Kassel, Sleep No More NYC, AIM, the Juilliard School, CODARTS, Hollins University, Jacob’s Pillow, National Theatre School of Canada, BANFF Centre for the Arts, amongst others, and she is an Artistic Associate of the Springboard Project Montreal/New York. Ami has an invested interest in the healing arts; she is a Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner and has presented her work internationally, including for Neurofrontiers, Body Brain Cognition, University of Utrecht, and RITMO. Ami has co-written articles on embodied cognition and she co-authored for the anthology Back to the Dance Itself.
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